THE QUICK ANSWER
Enter the same deposit and currency for both offers. Keep the percentage bonus, its cap and any one-time credit separate; an unknown condition stays unknown.
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Start with one payment in one currency
Use the form for two offers you want to understand. Enter the same hypothetical deposit in one currency, then type the rates and conditions you actually found. The editable 20% and 10% defaults are arithmetic examples, not live offers from named partners.
A bonus rate only describes part of an offer. Check whether this payment qualifies, whether a maximum bonus is stated and whether a separate first-use credit is still available to your account. Leave an uncertain condition as Not confirmed.
Try it with your own details.
This tool keeps your input in this page. It does not upload it, add it to the address or save it. Downloads happen only when you choose them. Reset the form when you finish.
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A cap can change the percentage calculation
For example, 20% of a 20 USD deposit is 4 USD before a cap. If the written maximum bonus is 2 USD, only 2 USD of percentage credit fits that example. Ten percent of the same deposit is also 2 USD. The larger rate alone did not produce more percentage credit.
A missing cap in an article is different from terms that explicitly say there is no cap. Choose Not confirmed when the rule is absent. The tool then shows the raw arithmetic separately and does not turn it into an eligible-credit total.
Compare the capped amounts
Offer A
20% of 20 USD gives 4 USD before the cap.
Stated cap
A 2 USD cap reduces that percentage credit to 2 USD.
Offer B
10% of the same 20 USD is also 2 USD.
Illustrative arithmetic with invented offer labels; these are not partner promotions.
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Add a one-time credit only when it applies
Enter the separate credit as its own amount. A starter credit can require a first use, a new account or another stated condition even when a deposit percentage is available later. Select No / already used when that credit does not apply.
If you do not know whether the credit applies, keep Not confirmed. The total remains undetermined instead of silently counting that amount. A zero entered credit means that no separate credit is included in your comparison.
Keep three answers separate
This payment
Does the current deposit qualify?
Percentage cap
Is a maximum stated or explicitly absent?
One-time credit
Does the reader still meet its separate conditions?
An unknown answer stays visible in the result.
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Read each component before the total
The result lists the raw percentage arithmetic, cap, eligible percentage credit and one-time credit for each offer. Where the entered conditions are complete, it adds the two credit components and labels the result as illustrative extra platform credit.
The deposit itself is kept separate. No winnings, withdrawable cash or ranking of websites is calculated. Conditions on using a bonus and withdrawing a balance can remain even after a credit amount has been calculated.
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Keep the offer and its conditions together
Use the downloadable text to retain the inputs you chose. Before any payment, compare them with the current offer displayed by the service. Do not assume an old screenshot or a previous use of the code establishes today’s eligibility.
If an accepted code produced an unexpected amount, record the code confirmation, eligible payment, stated cap and credited amount. That is a clearer support question than trying another payment to test the same rule. Reset the form when you finish.
BEFORE YOU CONTINUE
Quick checklist
- Use the same payment amount and currency.
- Read eligibility and caps from the actual terms.
- Separate a one-time gift from the deposit percentage.
- Treat platform credit and a payout as different records.
Official sources
The worked amounts are StrikePot arithmetic examples. The references describe the browser input and form mechanisms; they do not supply live offers.
- MDN — number inputs and validation · reviewed
- MDN — FormData · reviewed
